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The North Face

recently named

Greg Siegler

as its “2014 Rep of

the Year.” Siegler was selected from

a sales team comprised of more than

100 people in seven exclusive agen-

cie

s across the U.S. Amongst

his

acc

omplishments, Siegler was

cited

for managing the highest two-year

growth rate in the U.S., achieving

one of the highest re-order rates in

the country and for growing 2014

key initiatives by middle-triple digits.

Atlantic Sports Group

has been

named as

Eagle Creeks

“2014 Rep

Agency of the Year.” Owned by

Har-

old Mullins

and

Steve Reeder

,

Atlantic Sports Group team includes

Ryan Dee, Jeanne Stopyro, Robin

Bahre and Sharon Gaffey (ret.). At-

lantic has been representing Eagle

Creek since 1983, and this is the

second time it has received the

honor. The group directs sales in

New England and Upstate New York.

Atlantic also represents comple-

mentary outdoor brands, Yakima,

Fischer Nordic, K2 Skate, PowerBar,

Hyrdapak, Whispbar, Tubbs Snow-

shoes and Shock Doctor. Atlantic was

selected for its double-digit revenue

growth, account and channel expan-

sion, business acumen, planning/

forecasting, communications and

dealer relations, says the company.

Always inspired by travel, the Eagle

Creek Rep of the Year award includes

a trip for two to a dream destination,

and 2014 is no exception: Peru.

Performance merino wool special-

ists

Point6

appointed

RM Sales

and

Avidd Sports

to cover sales in

the five-state Rocky Mountain re-

gion, a leading market for the brand.

Led by

Rob McGregor

and his team

of four seasoned, independent reps

specializing in the winter sports and

outdoor markets, RM Sales will sup-

port dealers and represent Point6

in Colorado and New Mexico. RM

Sales stable of brands includes Sa-

lomon Alpine Equipment, GoPro,

Arcade Belt Company, Incase and

now Point6 Merino. Concurrently,

Point6 enlists Avidd Sports to serve

dealers in Utah, Wyoming and Mon-

tana. Headed up by

Dave Jordan

,

Avidd Sports brings more than 20

years of combined independent sales

representation and experience with

leading outdoor brands, including

Salomon Ski & Apparel.

Hillsound Equipment

, a producer

of winter and fishing traction equip-

ment and gaiters, added

Dick Sagara

of

Sagara Outdoor Products

to its

sales team. Sagara will be represent-

ing the brand’s products in the fishing

segment in Alaska, Montana, Idaho,

Washington and Oregon. Based in

Boring, Ore., Sagara has been in the

fly fishing industry for 14 years and

represents additional outdoor brands

including Angler Sport Group, AQUAZ,

Drift Creek Outdoors Apparel, Rainy’s

Flies, Springbrook/TFO, Jim Teeny, Inc.,

West Water Products, Wolf Moon Nets

U.S.A. and Woolpower Apparel. He

also is a Federation of Fly Fishers certi-

fied casting instructor.

Tim Augustinowicz

and

Louis

Vardabash

have been hired by

Mi-

nus33

as outside sales representa-

tives, effective immediately. Augusti-

nowicz will be responsible for sales

and service for all of the New England

territory. In addition to Minus33, he

also represents Berghaus clothing.

Vardabash will be responsible for New

York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In

addition to Minus33, he also carries

Stanley-PMI, Champion Safes and P &

B Amish Leather Belts. 

Outdoor Research

has retained

Kinetic Reps

to manage the brand’s

growing sales in the Mid-Atlantic ter-

ritory. Based in West Chester, Pa.,

and founded in 2010, Kinetic Reps

covers the states of New York, New

Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and

Maryland, as well as Washington,

D.C. Its team includes principal

Dave Donahue

and sales reps

Kyle

Norris

and

Mike Ebner

. The firm

can be contacted at

info@kineticreps. com

or (484) 885-0322.

Craghoppers

announced the hir-

ing of

High Country Trading

as rep-

resentatives in the Pacific Northwest

territory. Located in Portland, Ore.,

High Country Trading, led by

Jeff

Red

, also supports and represents

Eagle Creek and X-1 Audio.

Mountain Lake Marketing

is

now representing

Ibex Outdoor

Clothing

in the Southeastern U.S.,

covering the states of Virginia, West

Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina,

South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia,

Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana and

Florida. Headquartered in Whitefish,

Mont. and led by principal

Bill Love

,

Mountain Lake Marketing is an inde-

pendent sales rep team of industry

veterans with a combined 90-plus

years of industry experience. Moun-

tain Lake Marketing has primary

sales offices in Philadelphia and a

satellite office in Chapel Hill, N.C.

In the southeastern states, it also

represents Mammut, Princeton Tec,

Power Practical, Tubbs Snowshoes,

SteriPEN and Manzella. The agency

can be reached at (215) 718-6664.

Swiss company

Mammut

recently

welcomed two new reps to three key

territories for the brand.

Hampton

Kew

and the team at

Evolution Out-

door Sales

will be responsible for

sales and service of the New England

states, while

Cody Prudoehl

and

Oto-

lith Consortuim

will be representing

Mammut for the Great Lakes and Upper

Midwest regions. Kew and Evolution

Outdoor Sales will cover Maine, New

Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,

Connecticut and Rhode Island and

can be reached at (207) 294-1787 or

hampton@evooutdoor.com.

Prudoehl

and Otolith Consortium will cover Ohio,

Indiana, Michigan and Illinois, as well as

Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska,

North Dakota and South Dakota, and

can be reached at (507) 398-5141 or

cody.p.mw@gmail.com.

Westcomb

is expanding its reach

into the Province of Quebec. The Ca-

nadian designer and manufacturer has

tapped experienced sales representa-

tive

Suzie Duchesneau

to further

grow the brand’s presence with Quebec

area retailers. Duchesneau’s agency

also manages accounts in Quebec for

Keen Footwear, Tasc Performance Ap-

parel, Vibram FiveFingers and Kavu

Clothing & Gear.

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